Enfield, North Carolina Campground | Enfield / Rocky Mount KOA

Perfectly located along the I-95 corridor halfway between New York and Florida! We are the only KOA located between Richmond VA, and Lumberton NC.

Conveniently located halfway between New York and Florida, this rural, peaceful campground is nestled among cotton, tobacco and peanut fields. Just off I-95, it's the perfect place to stop, unplug, and relax for a night or the weekend. The campground is close to several historic sites in nearby Halifax, and it is the KOA closest to Raleigh. You're also about 2 1/2 hours from Virginia Beach or Cape Hatteras and the Outer Banks. You'll find plenty of activities to the north in Roanoke Rapids or to the south in Rocky Mount. Both are only a short 20-minute drive away. Max pull thru: 60 feet. Your host: The Ashwood family.

Your dogs will enjoy a large, fenced pet area at our KOA. We offer RV sites, tent sites, and Cabins. You're sure to have a relaxing, fun time!

Campground Amenities

50 Max Amp
60' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Pool (5/23 - 9/26)
Propane ($)
Firewood ($)
Pavilion
Dog Park

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It's a KOA! If you've stayed at one, you know that they have their act together and the Enfield / Rocky Mount KOA is no exception... 1/19/2021

- John Burke on Google

We stayed here for 2 nights and had a great stay. Off the highway a bit so you don't hear any noise whatsoever. Very large property with tons of open space and walking paths around the RV sites... 12/9/2019

- C S on Google

Arrived late at 10:00 pm. Easy access and easy to find site. It had been raining, pull thru site very muddy but happy to arrive. Easy out. Would return. 1/9/2021

- Jerilynn Boyles on Google

Great place to stay overnight. Clean and nice dog park. The sites are very close together 2/23/2021

I was extremely grateful to the staff at Enfield/Rocky Mount KOA. We were traveling and got held up in traffic. I called ahead and let them know about what time we would be arriving... 2/23/2021

Overall the place is nice, staff friendly. The sites could use some maintenance/gravel. Unfortunately, when we went it had rained excessively for many days, so it was pretty swampy which exacerbated the problem. 2/23/2021

Very well maintained camp ground with professional, knowledgeable staff. We checked in late at night in heavy rain. Our site was ready for us and easy to find. We will stay here the next time we travel south from New Hampshire. 2/23/2021

Rainy day but they came out to meet us so we didn’t have to get out of the RV. Good spot Thank you 2/20/2021

This KOA was described as rustic and I'd agree with that. It is conveniently located off of I95. The weather had been quite rainy so there were puddles and soggy ground but the site was graveled and level. While there weren't many others... 2/17/2021

Very convenient, quiet and a nice place to stop. 2/17/2021

Very nice people! Laundry room, park, dog park were all good. Quiet! Grounds were just wet from all the rain in the last month. Will stay again! 2/16/2021

We were driving from NJ to Florida, the location was perfect, right off 95. Weather was bad, rained very hard so the ground was very muddy. But everything else was good! 2/15/2021

Just a roadtrip stop in the rain. Always great to know I have a KOA destination on the road. 2/14/2021

We pulled in for an emergency stay because of bad weather. Didn't get to use many of the facilities, but the people we came into contact with working there were very nice and accomadating. 2/11/2021

The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The full hook up sites however need to be leveled. 2/10/2021

Just needed somewhere quiet and close to highway for overnight. This site was perfect. 2/5/2021

Great staff. Wifi is confusing. Cable was good. Store was great. Staff fabulous. Very helpful when we discovered a broken spring on our camper. Scottish mobile repairman fixed it at our spot. What a lifesaver. 1/27/2021

Easy check in, friendly, clean. 1/25/2021

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KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.

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Local Area

The Royal Palace Theatre is located only 15 minutes from our KOA! It hosts a 1500 seat concert theatre where musical artists, comedians, wrestlers and more perform!

I-95, Exit 171

Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870

252-536-5577

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This mansion is an outstanding example of late Federal architecture in North Carolina and was built in 1830. It is open to the public every second Sunday of every month from 2 to 4 p.m. Group tours are available by appointment. 1-800-849-6825. This is located just off Hwy 64 ByPass E (Benvenue Rd, Peachtree St Exit) www.rockymounttravel.com

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Children's Museum & Science Center at the Imperial Centre

This historic facility opened in 2006 and houses 10 art galleries, an education facility, a state of the art theater, and a Children's Museum and Science Center. Attractions include informative classes, hair-raising science demonstrations, planetarium programs and plethora of must-see exhibits to educate and entertain children of all ages. Open Tues thru Sun every week, see web site for times and prices. Wonderful Wednesdays - Free admission for everyone from 2pm to 5pm! www.rockymounttravel.com

270 Gay Street

Rocky Mount, NC 27804

252-972-1167

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Halifax County's rich history sets it apart. Several Indian tribes settled the area before the immigrants arrived in Halifax County. This history is celebrated each year at the Pow Wow Festival in Hollister North Carolina.

The Visitor's Center offers an audiovisual presentation, exhibits, guided tours and displays depicting the history of the town. Several historic structures are open on the site including the Sally Billy House (1808), the Burgess House (1808), the Halifax County Jail (1838), the Tap Room (1760), the Eagle Tavern (1790), the Owens House (1760) and more. The Montfort House portrays the lifestyle of this wealthy Halifax resident, the first and only Provincial Grand Master Mason of North America.

Halifax is the nation's birthplace of independence. The historic document "Halifax Resolves" was signed here on April 12, 1776, predating the Declaration of Independence by almost 3 months. It was the first official action for independence by any colony. There is an annual Halifax Day Celebration coinciding with this date each year.
There is also a production of "First for Freedom" put on each year by Eastern Stage Productions. This outdoor drama depicts the events surrounding signing of the Halifax Resolves, based on a novel of the same name by local author, Max Williams.

The Annual Fourth of July Celebration, is always held on the Fourth of July. This wonderful event provides entertainment for all ages and draws in approximately 8-10 thousand people a year to this small town. There is always lots of food, fun and family activities.

The Second Saturday in December, the Annual "Christmas in Halifax" is held with a Halifax, with a Christmas Parade along King Street. Historic Halifax also decorates the houses in period decorations and sponsors various other activities.

25 Saint David Street

Halifax, NC 27839

252-583-7191

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